Man Fights Canada Goose Over Dropped Bag (VIDEO)

Huffington Post UK  |  By Posted: 28/03/2012 11:19 Updated: 13/04/2012 11:44

Geese are not to be messed with. Wolves and bears may have the bigger reputation, but trust us, you don't want to be on the wrong side of one of these feathered fellows.

Just take a look at this poor man's plight to see what we mean. All he's trying to do is pick up a co-worker's bag, but a stray Canada goose has other ideas.

Hissing and honking and snapping at him, he's forced to defend himself with a variety of humiliating impromtu martial arts moves. Hiya! Wa-cha! Et cetera!

But though these geese can be pretty damn aggressive when they're protecting their nests, you've got to remember how cute they are when they're little 'uns. Just take a look at our video gallery of goslings being utterly adorable below for supercute proof...

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Geese are not to be messed with. Wolves and bears may have the bigger reputation, but trust us, you don't want to be on the wrong side of one of these feathered fellows. Just take a look at this p...
Geese are not to be messed with. Wolves and bears may have the bigger reputation, but trust us, you don't want to be on the wrong side of one of these feathered fellows. Just take a look at this p...
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10:43 PM on 03/29/2012
Stupid man, it obviously has a nest it is trying to protect, why didn't he just walk round instead of trying to harm it?
09:04 PM on 03/28/2012
a not too friendly goose.poor man.
07:14 PM on 03/28/2012
Well he only wanted to have a gander at the bag
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06:30 PM on 03/28/2012
A couple of centuries BC, Rome was under siege from the Gauls, and took refuge on the Capitoline Hill. The Gauls attacked them at night, but the squawking of the geese below the Capitoline Hill alerted the Romans to the attack. As far as I know, the geese didn't ATTACK the Gauls, merely made a noise. But perhaps this was a latterday version of a similar idea.
09:03 PM on 03/28/2012
haha.